Haroharo volcanic complex

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The Haroharo volcanic complex is a large rhyolitic caldera and lava dome system within New Zealand’s Taupō Volcanic Zone, known for its explosive eruptions and extensive ignimbrite deposits.

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Haroharo volcanic complex canonical 1

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Predicate Object
instanceOf lava dome system ⓘ
rhyolitic caldera ⓘ
volcanic complex ⓘ
associatedWith caldera collapse ⓘ
faulting in Taupō Rift ⓘ
composition rhyolite ⓘ
country New Zealand ⓘ
eruptionFrequency episodic ⓘ
eruptionProduct non-welded ignimbrite ⓘ
obsidian-rich lava ⓘ
tephra ⓘ
welded ignimbrite ⓘ
eruptionStyle explosive ⓘ
forms ignimbrite plateaus ⓘ
thick pyroclastic deposits ⓘ
geologicalAge Holocene ⓘ
Quaternary ⓘ
geologicalProcess crustal extension ⓘ
magma chamber evacuation ⓘ
hasVolcanicFeature caldera ⓘ
lava dome ⓘ
pyroclastic vent ⓘ
hazardType ash fall ⓘ
lava dome collapse ⓘ
pyroclastic flows ⓘ
isPartOf central North Island volcanic province ⓘ
knownFor extensive ignimbrite sheets ⓘ
large-volume explosive eruptions ⓘ
lastEruptionPeriod Holocene ⓘ
locatedIn North Island ⓘ
Okataina Volcanic Centre ⓘ
Taupō Volcanic Zone ⓘ
magmaType high-silica rhyolite ⓘ
overlies older volcanic rocks of Taupō Volcanic Zone ⓘ
partOf Okataina Volcanic Centre ⓘ
produces ignimbrite ⓘ
lava domes ⓘ
pyroclastic flows ⓘ
region Bay of Plenty Region ⓘ
relatedTo Okataina caldera system ⓘ
tectonicSetting Taupō Rift ⓘ
back-arc basin ⓘ
volcanicArcOrBelt Taupō Volcanic Zone ⓘ

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Okataina Volcanic Centre → hasSubfeature → Haroharo volcanic complex ⓘ